D.C. Council will hear government witnesses on the RFK redevelopment at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. The session will test enforcement of earlier deal commitments on transit, labor and housing.

A federal jury convicted Jack Dessin after prosecutors say he drove at a 68‑year‑old near the Washington Monument. Sentencing is set for May 15, 2026.

Reports say U.S. officials discussed arming Iranian Kurdish militias for a possible ground operation — a move that could widen the war and test regional alliances.

Convene leased the entire sixth floor at Hamilton Square, expanding its D.C. footprint to three floors and roughly 79,850 square feet in a deal brokered by Transwestern.

A proposed Westfield hyperscale AI data center has federal lawmakers and residents warning that grid upgrades could raise household electric bills.

Patchy dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in D.C., with scattered showers today and a warmup into the 60s–70s later this week.

VA says there’s no national psychotherapy cap, but veterans and VA psychologists say local rules are shortening long-term care. Internal emails and OIG staffing data have prompted petitions and oversight questions.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford and Maryland AG Anthony Brown led a coalition of state officials opposing a Department of Education rule that narrows which graduate programs qualify for larger federal loans. They warned the change could worsen nurse and allied-health shortages, especially in rural areas.

ATF investigators responded to a fire at Island Park City Hall and are coordinating with Fremont County and the Idaho State Fire Marshal as the probe begins.

The Storm Prediction Center will add a 'conditional intensity' layer to convective outlooks on March 3, highlighting where storms could be unusually violent.

USA Rugby’s new rule narrows the Women’s Division to those assigned female at birth and creates an Open Division. Atlanta clubs and women’s‑rugby outlets are mobilizing in response.

Tight supply in the D.C. suburbs has retailers racing for the few available storefronts; grocers and service tenants are backfilling former big-box spaces.

Mayor Bowser rolled out two bills on March 3 to speed up District contracts, tighten Certified Business Enterprise rules and push more government spending to local firms. The measures pair procurement fixes with a record $1.5B Green Book goal.